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'E. Gerry Brown,-Editor ~nd Publisher.
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ImU:ASING AN Jo:ARTU nOUNJ) SPJUIT.
THE STORY TIIAT WAS
TOLD. AN EXPERIENCJo: IN A flAUNTEI> nous~.
I.ongfcllow says: ".All houses wherein being troubled in thls mannOJ' IUId desired io
mell have lived are baunted." However this to solve the mystery.", " ,
;o;y be, whether' poet's fsnc; or a m'atter vf 'Mr. Marsb i. an Engllshullm and bla wife'
fact; It Is quite cerlalll that III a majority of ie a Roman Catholic. }O'rom wbat baa been
cases, tbe oceupan .... are not alIeeted. at least above stated It will be seen that sbe was the '
.0 far as they can discover. It I. equally cer- medium and ber pow~r enabled the spirit
lalli, If humau testimony call be accepted as force to' make ItHelf manliest. The clrel ••
evidellce tbat In eome cases thefe ...... IIl1seen beld had served to'render ber more sensitive
ful'Ce8 that can mako themselves manIfest. to their presence, and hence their ability to
)'or ages it bas been hinted, Those who have make themselves heard and eeen by her, even
.een believed; tho.e who heard ouly the elat.. when elie wa. In ber normal elate.
menlS of those who bad seen, disbeUeved and The houSe Is sald te haye bad the repllla'
ridiculed the idea as,absW'd. :Io/ay, It Was Im- tion of being baunted many years. The
possible that 8nch thiDgB, could be; science origin of tbe reports concerning It cannot
,al~ It was a superstition, and wben science now be traced. So far as the appearance of
.llUke it volero tbe popular belief. And thus tho bouse is concerned, there Ia nothing
it bas alwaye been a matter of dl.cuoslon; about It that wonld mark It as a hannte'd
oU the one .Ide, 80me who know ,that tbMe house, any more than dozens of othen tbat
thiogs do and eon occur, simply, becanse tbey ca'n be passed on any of our sl1burban roads
are forced 10 admit the evidence of the sen- In IU. afternoon'. drive. There are pine,
••"; on U,e other side, those wbo know ,"it trees in front, and ... small grove in the rear